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Daniel Day
  • New York, NY
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FHA loan after conventional loan

Daniel Day
  • New York, NY
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I am in the planning stages of purchasing my first deal out-of-state in Utah in the next six months. I currently live in New York City but may be moving to Utah in the next few years. I would love to house hack a small multi-family with an FHA loan after moving to Utah, but would also like to begin purchasing investment property before then. Is it possible to get an FHA loan on a property that you live in after already receiving a more conventional loan to purchase investment property?

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Cherie Orellana
  • Salt Lake City, UT
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Cherie Orellana
  • Salt Lake City, UT
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Yes, you can purchase investment properties conventional and later get an FHA. As long as you only have 1 FHA loan at a time. You can also refinance an FHA to conventional and open yourself up for another 3.5% down FHA loan over and over again.

  • Cherie Orellana

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